The Xi Huang of Honghuang
洪荒羲皇
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 599k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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291Chapters
1.1kRecommendations
6.7kFans
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What a waste of the name Fuxi! It doesn't capture any of Fuxi's spirit or grandeur.
I didn't understand the author's deeper meaning.
After reading eight chapters, the protagonist received 10 yuan from a kind person, but looked down on their charity and threw away 7 yuan. However, he was temporarily unable to earn money and wanted to get the 7 yuan back. As a result, several people picked up the 7 yuan, and the protagonist was treated like a pig and slaughtered by these people (if there were no protagonist halo).
No wonder I'm still stuck at level 2. I don't think I'm a complete newbie anymore, but I still can't get through it. Author, you've written so many books, have you ever figured out how to get more people to read your books?
Suggestion
The title and the naming of the book ruined you! Change "Primordial Era" to any other world name, like "Great Wilderness" or "Zi Cheng," and change Fuxi to Zhang San or Li Si. Since you've already created everything yourself, why bother using the "Primordial Era" shell? And don't use immortals, gods, demons, or the Three Pure Ones.
Having written so many books, doesn't the author understand the pitfalls of having too many female supporting characters? Especially the tropes of taking on female apprentices, having ambiguous relationships with female supporting characters, helping them become stronger, and giving them gifts—doesn't the author understand these toxic elements?
Your writing has sunk into a bottomless abyss. First, you can't empathize with the protagonist; you haven't even written about the original form yet. You might as well just write about reincarnation or something. Second, you're too ruthless and decisive, like a saint. You haven't captured the feeling of a prehistoric world, a place where people live solely to seek the Dao.
Just from this introduction, you can tell it's garbage; its scope is incredibly narrow. The ancient races were definitely in the trillions, trillions, trillions, trillions—this is a hundred races! Earth alone has two thousand races, not to mention the mythical world!
Nuwa's difficulty in resolving karma is 1, while the protagonist's difficulty is 100.
I really enjoy reading your prehistoric fantasy novels, keep it up! 👏
I'm increasingly confused about what the author is writing.